Things I Hate: MegaMan X6

Even though I don't have a high opinion of the first 2 X games for PS1, they are not too terrible of games. They're actually shiny gemstones compared to X6.It was basically the same old rehashed game-play with some of the worst level design and difficulty. It also ditched Zero from the start, even though you could play as him later on. Pretty lame. 

Things I Hate: MegaMan X5

I played this first through X Collection, and I gotta admit I wasn't impressed. The same crappy story concept stays apart of X5. I don't know why robots bake cake though. The rest of the game was basically what you expected from X4 except even worse. Not exactly the worst MegaMan game but I think the X series went sour before the original series did. 

Things I Hate: MegaMan X4

I first played this through the X collection on Gamecube, and even though it's not horrible it really disappointed me. Beside a minor upgrade in graphics, the only thing X4 does that first three didn't were cut-scenes. Very boring cut-scenes that I always skipped. Zero was a lot better to play as this time around, but I just thought the levels were either too poorly designed or too plain 

Things I Like: MegaMan X3

Like the 2nd game, my memory is a bit hazy with this one, but I thought it was a decent adventure. Though I admit the same old game-play was getting a bit too tiring. Though you could play as Zero this time around. Pretty sweet. 

Things I Like: MegaMan X2

I had recently played it more on the Megaman X Collection on Gamecube than as a kid on SNES. If I ever had the chance to play it back then. I don't remember too much about the game besides it being the first sequel in the X series. But I knew I had a decent time with the game. A bit too similar to it's predecessor and sadly not as good. Still a lot better than some of the games that followed it. 

Things I Hate: MegaMan X7

I thought the original MegaMan X for SNES was one of the best in the series. However I think the following games progressively got worse as they went on. MegaMan X6 (the last X game on PS1) was pretty mudane, and not very memorable. X7 took the sub-series into 3D, and man did it stink. The game had a weird 2D to 3D gimmick going for it. Except it just made the game harder, not more detailed. They